LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
THURSDAY, "AUGUST 1, 1912
: PAGE FIVE
ARCADE THEATRE TONIGHT
THURSDAY
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TONTi I AK I M : l
S HERRI'S
Program changes Sunday Mon
day, Wednesday and
Friday.
Good Pictures Good Music
BEST OF TBXmATIOS.
THE HOLY CITY
In two reels.
Taken from Americas grand
hymn by the same name.
SONG "THE HOLY CITY".
By Miss OUve Massee
PRISTISG UNCLE SAJPS PA.
PER MOSEY
Special facilities were grant
ed the Imp. Co. for making this
picture In the Bureau of En
, graving at Washington. The
film shows the entire process
from start to finish.
CLOWXLASD.
Boy Land Girl Land Clown
Landwho of us have not had
dreams of all three.
THE KNIGHT IJT ARMOUR
Billy gets an Idea, puts It
working and It proves a win
ner. . s' i :
" Admission 10c.
Loge Seats 15c. - -Children
nnder 13 years Sc.
SHERRY'S
"THE HOUSE OF COMFORT"
"Twenty Years In Sing Sing." Don't
miss It.
Cheap Vood for Sal
Plenty of dry box wood for kln
llng and summer fel. 1.00 pur
. load at Perry. Grande Konde Lumber
company. 6-10-tf
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A small Investment with your ser
vices assures a comfortable income
for a family. Apply Crandall-Carr com
pany under Sommer hotel. 7-29-Cr
"Twenty Years In Sing Sing." A
clg three reel feature at the Arcade
tonight and Thursday.
Learn Chiropractic at The North
Western School of Chlropractlo call
on Dr.Darland at his Parlors No 18
19 20 21 La Grande 1 National Bank.
7-29-tf
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LOCALS
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. TOfttiZKl.
A bargain. Bummer suits In Ugal
Mights made to order. S3S.00.
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At Sherry's Wednesday, July 31st
and Thursday, August 1st. "The Holy
City."
Summer merchandise must go. Mid
summer clean up tale. The Golden
Rule Co.
Save one half on ladles' garments at
Wests.
A Rtupendous production: "Twenty
Years in Sing Sing." Where? Arcade
theatre. When? Tonight and Thurs
day. A SCHOOL OF QUALITY.
Meets every demand of the business
world. It will pay you to Investigate.
Fall term open Sept. . Write for
catalog. Baker Business College, Han
son A Klnlon, Props. 7-23-odtf
. P. Co. extract and toilet goods.
Mrs. o. C. Coombs, agent Phones:
Red 3U, Black 1871. Place ordei by
Friday noon.
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Halt price sale of all ladles' suits,
coats, skirts, wool dresses and mil
linery at Wests.
"Twenty Years in Sing Sing." Ar
cade tonight
For the Baby Man.
Merchants' lunch from U to 1
'clock. 40 cent. Foley Grill. 1-16 -tf
The Elite
THEATRE
Only theatre In town showing
Uceue4 films sack as Yltagraph.
frIssaaay, Edison, etc, and tea.
taring sack artists as Xaurlee
Costelle, Florence Tamer, John
Bsssy ana ethers. Centplete
dunge of program ea Sanaay,
Honday, Wednesday aad Friday,
nitstrated goaff-Mn. B. F.
Sinclair.
Coming Friday and Saturday, the
Elks' convention pictures. A fine pic
ture and of great Interest locally,
showing all the. different Oregon
lodges In the big parade.
Notice.
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All persons knowing tuomselves in
debted to the Hotel Sommer cafe
please call and settle with John Dor
den, 215 Fir street. . 7-8-to 3-1
J. J 4 (.
WX. C HAXSEJI. 4
Contractor. Brick, Stone and
Concrete, 4
Eastman films for all cameras and
kodaks at the Red Cross, Drug Store.
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Men's and Ladles', furnishings at
wonderfully reduced prices during
our Mid-summer clean up sale. The
Golden Rule Co.
Ton't miss seeing "Twenty Year in
Sing Sing" at the Arcade tonight and
Thursday.
Dr. McMillan has returned from
Portland.
"Twenty Years In Sing Sing." Don't
miss it.
Everything In kodaks at the Red
Cross Drug Store.
"The Workman's Lesson," at the
Elite tonight. A picture every work
ingman should see. 7-31-lt
A whirlwind of action. A good story
exciting in the extreme. Fine acMng
aid extra fine photographic quality
altogether make a great feature in
'Twenty Years in Sing Sing."
beautiful photoplay makes the att,vc
Hon worthy of patronage from one
and all. It Is an old story told in n
Lew way with new features.
Dr. Zimmerman is In the cast an-i
will return Sept. 1., 7-23-ti
A. B. Cherry, assistant secretary of
the Union County Fair association
lias moved his office opposite the
Summer house. 8-l-2t
Men's suits reduced 25 per cent at
Wests.
Several new billboards are being
erected on the vacant lots around the
city.
Tracy Hollister is now in the em
ployment of the Lelghton garage.
Many people have spent most of
the day In paying and receiving col
lections. This Is the first of the month
and collections are unusually good.
The Warren Construction company
have started to lay the "hot stuff" oa
Washington avenue.
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"Twenty Years in Sing Sing." Don't
miss It.
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Dr. Darland. the Chiropractor, grad
unte of the National School of Chiro
practic, of Chicago, 111., adjusts Sci
entifically and Physiologically, the
cause of your disease, giving perma
nent relief whether Acute or Chronic.
Not Drugs, Not Surgery or Osteopathy.
Call on him at his parlors, Nos. 18,
19. 20 and 21 In La Grande National
Bank building. Free diagnosis.
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Last evening the young people of
the Methodist church enjoyed a de
lightful social evening. There were
about 60 present. Miss Mildred Bush
end Mr. Humphreys prepared the ex
cellent program. .
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The social section of the Eastern
Star will hold a social at the Masonic
parlors on Monday afternoon, August
5th. Ail members are requested to be
present. By order of committee,
MRS. SILVERTHORN,
Mrs. STATUE,
MRS. JACKSON.,
of education will be held in the of
fice of the 'Justice of the peace to
morrow evening.
line train for a week's recreation at
Wallowa, Lake.
Mrs. J. L. Gibson received a tele
gram conveying the sad Intelligence
that hr sister, a trained nurse In a
Cleveland hospital, died yesterday.
Mrs. Gibson will probably not be able '
to return east to the funeral. '
Tom Williams and family left this
morning to visit his brother, Sher-
wood Williams, cashier of the Im-i
bier bank.
A. R'. Stoddard aad family have re
cently moved to this city from Rt.-ks-turg,
Idaho, and have moved into a
home on C avenue. Mr. Stoddard is a
sawyer.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Hamlin and son of
Merrill, Wis., who have been making
a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Au
gust Stange, loft on the westbound
train this morning.
Mrs. Morton, who, with her daugh
ter, Dilly, has been visiting her daugh
ter of ths city, Mrs. Frank Jolly, re
turned to her home In Walla Walla
this morning. '
A party of four young ladles, the
Misses Geraldine McCown, Christine
Dooley, Monroe Dodeon and Hazel
Wattles, stopped over in the city last
night and their way to a vacation at
Wallowa Lake. -
Mrs. Stlmson, of Salem, Oregon,
grand chief of the Pythian Sisters,
who has been visiting in Union and
others towns, !s in La Grande tor a
brief visit. Se Is the guest of Mrs.
1 John Frawley.
Bargains In Slightly Used
Cars
We have a few snaps In slightly nsed demonstrate .
Ing ears and MICHIGAN tars taken In exchange.
All cars fully guaranteed. Call or write at once.
Michigan Auto & Buggy Co
369-S71 Hawthorne Are,
Portland, Oregon.
Save Steps, Time and Money
TELEPHONE IT
Yon can t appi-cm home till rea have lost It; nvuer t!li It's sant,
or your wif till in! Joined a club.
Se with on rtMephono Servicea business aereti'ti t a social tax
jryj a famllr protection, , , . ,$ c k j ;
Every fcon n ion tlslante elation. Can yon afford not to have lit
Let ns Install a Home telephone for yon today.
Hume Independent Telephone Company
Two men were arrested last even
ing for being in an excessive state of
Intoxication.
Those who went to Sherry's last
night saw a wonderful picture and
heard most appropriate music and
solos when "The Holy City" was pre
sented by the management. The in
spiring theme of the picture and the
PERSONALS).
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Miss Helen Mclntyre returned to
her home in Wallowa this morning.
J. W. Stuchell, a wholesaler of Ba
ker City, Is a visitor at the Sommer.
F. L. Dolan of The Dalles Is regis
tered at the Sommer.
Judge J. W, Knowles and family are
In the city today from their summer
home several miles up Deal Canyon.
Mrs. Ed. Bartlett, son and daugh-:
ter left last evening for their new
' home near Portland.
Mrs. Jessie Kalb, formerly Miss
Peck, is visiting her parents at 1804
Cove avenue.
' Mrs. ' Flora Harper of Pendleton,
returned home this morning after vis
iting Mrs. J. W. Bush of this city.
Miss Hally Adler left on No. 6 this
morning for a week's visit in Baker
City.
T.vtifi TtnhiiAnlcAmn fiaa ntnrnArl
Call Main 80 for a package
home from Portland where he has
been for several months.
L. L. Taylor, of Dodge City, Kan
sas, who has been visiting T. E.
French left on No. 5 last nigat for
Spokane.
Miss Amy Wilson of Logan, Utah,
who has been visiting with her friend i
Mrs. F. C. Bramwell, returned home
this morning.
Mrs. John Gardner and Mrs. De Ule
Green left this morning on the branch
Tru-Blu
Crackers
Packed in double-sealed dust
proof, moisture-proof pack
ages; baked in modern sani
tary ovens.
of TETJ-BLTJ crackers.
The price is 10c and 25c
For sale by
Pattison Bros.
Grocery
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Poces
ON
Commercial Job Printing
For Next Thirty Days
THE EVENING OBSERVER'S Job Department
has just received a shipment of Paper Stock that
was bought away below the market price. It was a
cleanup sale of a paper house and we got the benefit
of prices. ,
Tbe Saviinicj os Vouirs
For we will quote low prices on all Commercial
Work for the Next Thirty Days.
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